Tamarac invites residents to discover local products and services at Fall into Business Expo set for Nov 18
Tamarac, Florida – A new customer, a useful referral or a business worth knowing could be waiting just across the room. Tamarac’s upcoming Fall into Business Expo will bring approximately 35 tabletop exhibitors together for an afternoon built around making those connections.
The invitation extends beyond business owners. Residents can stop in, explore local products and services, enjoy refreshments and enter free raffles, with no admission charge or advance registration required for visitors.
The Tamarac North Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce will host the expo on Wednesday, Nov. 18, from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Tamarac Moose Lodge, 6191 Rock Island Road. Organizers are welcoming entrepreneurs, professionals, established businesses and community members under the theme “Bringing People and Business Together.”
The three-hour event will give visitors a chance to see products up close, browse tabletop displays and speak directly with the people behind local businesses. For exhibitors, those conversations offer opportunities to meet potential customers, connect with referral partners and get to know fellow entrepreneurs.
Speed networking is also planned, giving participants a way to make new contacts in a short amount of time. Alongside those introductions, attendees can look forward to light refreshments, samples from participating businesses and giveaways.
Raffle prizes will add another reason to browse the room. Entry into the raffles is free, and the Chamber has thanked donors including PCC/USPS, Chow Time, Key Foods and Paragon Theatres, among others.
In its invitation, the Chamber explained the purpose behind the gathering:
“Bringing people and business together is what our Chamber is all about. Whether you’re looking for a new customer, a trusted service provider, a referral partner, or simply want to discover what our local business community has to offer, this expo creates opportunities for meaningful connections. We encourage everyone to come out, meet someone new, and support local businesses.”
That mix of business and community participation is central to the expo’s format. A resident looking for a local service can meet providers face to face, while a business owner can use the same afternoon to introduce products, exchange contacts and explore possible working relationships.
Businesses interested in exhibiting should check availability before making plans. Tabletop spaces are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. The Chamber is also limiting the number of exhibitors within individual industry categories to maintain a balanced event.
Vendor participation costs $40 for Chamber members and $50 for nonmembers. Businesses can call 954-722-1520 to find out whether their industry category remains open. Anyone seeking placement on the reserve list can call the same number or email [email protected].
The expo is part of the Chamber’s work to support local businesses, encourage collaboration and strengthen relationships across the communities it serves. For visitors, taking part is straightforward: arrive during the event hours and start exploring.
Additional information is available through the Tamarac North Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce. Admission is free and open to everyone.
